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Monserrate hill: experience Bogotá from the sky
One of the most touristy places in Bogotá is “El Cerro de Monserrate" (Monserrate Hill) visited by locals and tourists. This article will tell you why!
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The most Colombian place in Bogotá: Andrés Carne de Res!
Andrés Carne de Res is one of the best places to experience in Bogotá! It's a blast in every way and you shouldn’t miss it!
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Some of The Best places to Drink Colombian Coffee in Bogotá!
In this article, you'll get to know the 5 best places to drink Colombian coffee in Bogotá, as well what’s on their menu and some cool drinks you should try.
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Cycling in Bogotá: the people’s transport and pleasure!
Cycling is the perfect way to get around the city of Bogotá for many ludic and practical reasons. Getting on your bike is an activity loved by all!
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Top music festivals to attend in Bogotá: Festival Salsa al Parque
Salsa al Parque Festival is one of the biggest free music festivals you can find in Bogotá. Read everything you need to know about this festival here!
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Popular words and expressions in Bogotá: first edition
When coming to Bogotá it's important to know words and expressions (other than the basics) that provide an interesting understanding of our local culture.
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Where to find furniture in Bogotá for your apartment
If you are looking where to find furniture in Bogotá for your home, do it like the locals! Make the best of your money without losing your personal style!
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Top music events to attend in Bogotá: Festival Estéreo Picnic
One of the biggest and most important music festivals in Bogotá is Festival Estéreo Picnic (FEP) and it’s truly an amazing experience totally worth having!
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Chingaza: the kingdom of the Andean bear is close to Bogotá
Close to Bogotá, you can find a place where there are páramo landscapes, water, deer, pure air, and peace. It’s called Chingaza National Park.
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Top music festivals to attend in Bogotá: Festival Jazz al Parque
Jazz al Parque Festival is one of the coolest and nicest free music festivals in Bogotá. Read everything you need to know about this festival here.
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Popular markets in Bogotá: the fantastic San Victorino!
The market of San Victorino is a microcosm of Bogotá’s culture. If you want to have the ultimate local experience, head to this area for an adventure!
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Loosen your hips and dance with Colombia’s Cumbia!
Cumbia is one of the most representative musical and dance genres we have in Colombia!
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Places near Bogotá: Suesca, a wonderful place for you to visit!
An amazing thing about Bogotá is its proximity to cool places that you can easily visit! Suesca is a great choice if you want to escape the city for a bit!
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Currulao: have fun and dance with this Colombian rhythm!
In Colombia, we have the honor and pleasure to enjoy numerous traditional musical genres and dances that are part of our identity; Currulao is one of them!
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The wonderful world of carbohydrates: Colombian rice edition
Some of the different types of Colombian rice are normal, others are a little strange, but all are a tasty cultural adventure for your palate.
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Joropo: the art of stomping with Colombian style
Colombian music and dance genres, like Joropo, are an indispensable part of our culture. If you love Colombia, then it’s guaranteed you’ll love our music!
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Top music festivals to attend in Bogotá: Festival Rock al Parque
Rock al Parque is the biggest and most important free music festival in Bogotá and Latin America. Read everything you need to know about this festival here.
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Make some noise with these traditional Colombian instruments!
Traditional Colombian instruments are an excellent example of the diverse, folk music culture we have here in the country!
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Traditional Colombian games and sports: how to play rana
Behind the traditional sports and games we enjoy, there is a festive and happy spirit that characterizes our culture. An example of this is rana!
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Fast food in Bogotá you definitely have to try
All you need to know about fast food in Bogotá: the dishes and the places you don't want to miss during your visit if you are a fast food lover.
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Rolos and Cachacos: what is the main difference between these words?
In this article you'll get to know what's the meaning and difference between the words Rolos and Cachacos as well as some of the most common words used.
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Have a literal blast with Colombia’s national sport, tejo!
Throwing heavy-metal pucks, gunpowder, music, beer, explosives, and tons of fun! That’s what the Colombian national sport, tejo, is all about!
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History and origins of Bogotá: what‘s behind its name
If you love the history of Bogotá and why this city has that name, this article is for you. Keep reading and find out everything about the origins of Bogotá.
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Living in Bogotá: a guide to move from one place to another
Looking for boxes, tapes, and moving trucks? No more! Follow this guide that will make your move comfortable and easy so you can continue living in Bogotá